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Gum Rejuvenation

At the office of Osborn Advanced Dentistry, we are proud to offer a unique service to our patients. Dr. Angela Osborn is specially trained in the gum rejuvenation surgical technique, a breakthrough treatment for gum recession. We invite you to contact us today to learn more about gum recession and this revolutionary treatment, and to make an appointment with our dentist.

What is gum recession?

Gum recession is the loss of gum tissue along the gum line and subsequent exposure of the roots of teeth. It can occur as a result of periodontal (gum) disease, the natural aging process, or inadequate or overaggressive brushing and flossing. Common signs of gum recession include overly sensitive teeth and tooth mobility, and teeth that appear longer than others. Gum recession can often cause significant problems for your dental health when left untreated.

Why should gum recession be taken seriously?

When gum recession occurs, the roots of the teeth become exposed. This permits tooth decay and other problems to affect the teeth along and below the gum line. If left untreated, the supporting tissue and bone structures of teeth can be severely damaged, sometimes resulting in loss of teeth. Healthy gums are essential for a healthy mouth, so receiving treatment for receding gums is an important part of dental wellness.

What is the gum rejuvenation surgical technique?

The gum rejuvenation surgical technique is a minimally invasive option for treating gum recession. Unlike traditional grafting techniques, this treatment is incision, suture, and graft free. The tools and techniques used to perform the gum rejuvenation surgical technique were created by Dr. John Chao, who trained our dentist.

How does this differ from traditional gum grafting?

This treatment differs from traditional gum grafting in that it does not require any tissue grafts, incisions, sutures, scalpels, or invasive surgical tools. Traditional gum recession treatments involve the use of donor tissue or soft tissue grafts, typically taken from the patient’s palate, to rebuild the gum line. This soft tissue is sutured in place to join with existing gum tissue as it heals. While traditional grafting continues to be an effective treatment, gum rejuvenation provides comparable results and a better overall patient experience.

How is it performed?

Gum rejuvenation is performed by using a needle to make a small pin hole in the patient’s existing gum tissue. Through this opening, special instruments are used to gently loosen the gum tissue. These tools then help to expand the gum line enough that it slides to cover the exposed root structure. There are no grafts, sutures, or incisions needed. It simply adjusts the existing tissue to protect areas previously exposed through gum recession.

What are the benefits of gum rejuvenation?

Benefits of gum rejuvenation include less patient discomfort following treatment, a faster recovery time than traditional grafting, no sutures, no scalpels or invasive surgical tools, and no need to take donor tissue from the patient’s palate. Best of all, this treatment provides excellent, long-lasting results with a natural appearance.

Dr. Angela Osborn is proud to offer gum rejuvenation in Lone Tree, Colorado, to reverse receding gum lines. Call our office today at 303-799-9993 to schedule your appointment for gum recession treatment.

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